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Extensible Records With Scoped Labels
Daan Leijen Records provide a safe and flexible way to construct data structures. We describe a natural approach to typing polymorphic and extensible records that is simple, easy to use in practice, and straightforward to implement. A novel aspect of this work is that records can contain duplicate labels, effectively introducing a form of scoping over the labels. Furthermore, it is a fully orthogonal extension to existing type systems and programming languages...Last time one of Daan's papers was mentioned, there was a very positive response (after Frank reminded us a couple of times). This is equally good: clever, elegant, and clearly presented. (Between this and the Sheard paper, it's a good week for practical type systems...) By Matt Hellige at 2005-11-15 16:29 | Implementation | Type Theory | 9 comments | other blogs | 16616 reads
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